There Oughta Be a Word

There are celebs you see looking wonderful on the red mat, and you think sure, they're famous, but you can't recall a recent movie or TV show or, well, anything they've been in.

Like fashionistas Camilla Belle, Kate Bosworth and Mena Suvari. (We even hear that Victoria Beckham used to sing!)

These Tinseltown talents may not have the most substantial body of work, but they get invited to all kinds of events because they're just so chic. And suddenly they seem to be more famous for their great style than their day jobs.

And there oughta be a word for that. Think you've got one? Add it to the widget below!

Relaxed Sundays: Jennifer Aniston's Bohemian Babe Look for Less

Poor Jennifer Aniston. She gets crap no matter what she dress in When she sports her usual tank and loose jeans uniform, she's a bore. But when she tries to sex it up, she's called a slut.

The blue and cream print on Haven's Capri maxi dress ($79) makes it anything but boring. So people will get distracted when you go on-and-on about your ex.

Crazy Battling Babes fashion

It's a dangerous call in round two of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's crazy-couture face-off. M.K. goes with the belted coat again, and while the sleeves don't eat her hands this time, it's still enormous around the shoulders. Ash revisits the rolled bottom, but at least the blouse fits and her locks are shiny and combed. So Ashley narrowly defeats her sis—but really, is anybody winning here? No.

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6. Anna Jagodzinska

Anna J's moment has arrived in a big way with editorials in Vogue, the Ferretti campaign with Meisel as well as appearances for CK Jeans and Ferre. The girl just won't be stopped.

6. Coco Rocha

In Feb 2006 she was MDC’s vote for the newcomer most likely to return as girl most wanted? True to form the former professional Irish dancer has highlighted Balenciaga two seasons in a row, rocked the covers of Vogue Italia and US Vogue and looms as a blue chip runway must book. Just ask Gaultier.

Fashion Police: Kimberly Wyatt,

Kimberly Wyatt, songster for the Pussycat Dolls, getup to the Mobo rewards in London.

This is not a dress, it is actual replica of disco ball the spins in the seventh ring of hell (aka the Rave room). The pink shards, the eye-searing glare, the sparkle, they all scream "Satan's Disco Inferno."

You see, some time ago Beelzebub and his minions decided that their lake of fire needed more pizzazz, so they brought in some fog machines, a couple of black-light posters and a giant, taste-assaulting, soul-shattering pink disco ball.

We're not sure how Kimster got her hands on that wicked party ornament, but we do know it makes the fashion angels weep.

True Cutie Fashion police

True Blood's Anna Paquin is frequently conventional on the red runner, so it's fun to see her getting a little vampy at a Nylon party in her honor. Her awkward stance suggests that this figure-hugging Herve L. Leroux LBD with plunging neckline is a little out of her comfort zone, but that just makes this moment all the more charming.

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The Perp: Avril Lavigne, at an Axe Lounge party in New York City